Blue & Gold #5: Get in Line!
Blue & Gold #5
In Blue & Gold #5 ( @thedanjurgens #RyanSook @SteveBuccellato #RobLeigh ), Beetle and Booster start taking on clients. You can pretty much guess how that goes.
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Batgirls #2: Ambassador Bondo
Batgirls #2
Batgirls #2 (@michaelwconrad @beckycloonan @jecorona @Worstwizard) fleshes out the setting of the Hill and builds on previously introduced plot threads while reinforcing the friendship between the Batgirls #DCComics #Batgirl
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Justice League vs. The Legion of Super-Heroes #1: Darkness Falls (In More Way Than One)
Justice League vs. Legion of Super-Heroes #1 (Bendis, Godlewski, Cody, Sharpe) sadly falls flat on all levels, failing to gain any narrative traction or develop any meaningful characters. #DCComics #JusticeLeague #LOSH
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The Joker #11: Family Issues
The Joker #11
A strong, if transitional, issue; moves the plot while exploring some of the most intriguing additions to the cast. @jamesthefourth, @dipsoff, @belenortega_
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ICYMI! Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow #6: The Tree Outside of Her Window
Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow #6
ICYMI! Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow #6 proves this has got to be one of the best-written, best-drawn, best-colored & best-lettered comics @DCComics is publishing at the moment. @TomKingTK @BilquisEvely #MatheusLopes #ClaytonCowles #Supergirl
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Superman: Son of Kal-El #6: Do You Want To Tell Me What Happened?
Superman: Son of Kal-El #6
This was a solid issue, packed with quips, action, romance and heart. It was fun to look at, too. You can’t go wrong with a creative team like Taylor and Timms.
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Crush & Lobo #8: Self-Awareness
Crush & Lobo #8
Crush and Lobo #8 ( @marikotamaki @amancay_art @TBonvillain @CommentAiry @whatthe_shea ) is a powerful ending that digs deep into Crush as a character and as a reflection of carried trauma. I’m gonna miss this series #DCComics #CrushandLobo
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Detective Comics #1047: You Plan a Tower That Will Pierce the Clouds?
Detective Comics #1047
Buckle up for a 3-month tour of what makes Gotham City the most dangerous city in the DCU in “Shadows of the Bat” from Detective Comics #1047. “Tower of Good and Evil” by @marikotamaki Ivan Reis @DannyMiki_ @Commentairy and “House of Wayne” by @AshcanPress @FdoBlanco Jordie Bellaire, Rob Leigh
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Arkham City: The Order of the World #4: Old Haunts
Arkham City: The Order of the World #4
Arkham City: The Order of the World #4 (@DanPGWatters, DaNi, @Dragonmnky @adityab) continues to be a sympathetic, visually arresting look into the world of Arkham’s former occupants. #DCComics
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Batman #119: Gaze Long Enough into the Abyss…
Batman #119
Incorporates a return-to-classic feel with more modern dynamics and relationship developments; a stellar second issue of a promising new run! @Williamson_Josh, @karlkerschl
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Dark Knights of Steel #3: No More Kings
Dark Knights of Steel #3
Dark Knights of Steel #3 is all about excellent character work and startling world building that combine to form one of the best, and most surprising, books currently on the market. @DCComics @TomTaylorMade #YasminePutri #ArifPrianto @CoryPetit
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DC vs. Vampires #3: Invasion of the Bloodsuckers
DC vs. Vampires #3
DC vs. Vampires #3 feels like Secret Invasion with vampires, and digs into the paranoia of the DC Universe through excellent writing (@ReadTinyOnion and @AshcanPress), a cohesively designed universe (@OttoSchmidt72) and inspired lettering (@TENapolitano).
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